Belovedness: Finding God (and Self) on Campus (NY)

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$20.95  $19.48
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Church Publishing
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Pages
176
Dimensions
5.8 X 8.9 X 0.4 inches | 0.52 pounds
Language
English
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Paperback
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9781640652835

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About the Author

James Franklin is the Episcopal Campus and Young Adult Missioner to Wake Forest University, Salem College, UNC School of the Arts, and Winston Salem State. After the military, seminary, and a brief stint in parish ministry, he answered the call to be a campus minister, where he helps create beloved community. James can usually be found in campus coffee shops meeting with students.
Becky Zartman is the Canon for Welcome and Evangelism at Christ Church Cathedral in Houston. Previously she was the Episcopal Missioner to Georgetown University. Becky's ministry has been focused on young adulthood. She serves on the Way of Love working group, writing curricula for The Episcopal Church and Lifelong Learning at VTS, academic coaching of international seminarians, and teaching churches the spirituality of hospitality.
Stacy Alan has been the chaplain at Brent House, the Episcopal Center at the University of Chicago since 2005. An alumna of Seattle University and after traveling and studying Spanish in Central America, she attended Union Theological Seminary, spending a year at the Seminario Bíblico Latinamericano in San José, Costa Rica. After graduating, she worked at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, the largest private emergency feeding program in New York City. She was ordained in the Diocese of New York in 1998. Previously Stacy served at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Kalamazoo, Michigan and received a certificate in Spiritual Direction in the Ignatian Exercises. She is married to improv actor and playwright John Poole and has two adult children.
Olivia Lane has specialized in chaplaincy and spiritual formation since 2010. She began her career in neurosciences and psychiatric hospital chaplaincy, and most recently served as the Protestant Chaplain for Spiritual Formation at Georgetown University. She earned her undergraduate degree with honors in Music Performance from The University of Tulsa, and holds a Masters of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary. She is ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA) and currently writes and ministers in the Eastern Oklahoma Presbytery.
Jonathan Melton has served as a priest since 2007, including as chaplain to the St. Francis House Episcopal Student Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 2012-2019. Jonathan now serves as the Associate Priest at Holy Trinity by the Lake in Heath, Texas, not far from where he grew up. He attended Wheaton College, earning his BA in Economics, before earning his Master of Divinity at Duke Divinity School. He is a long-time blogger, avid reader, novice guitarist, commuter-type cyclist, and occasional knitter, married to Rebekah, with 3 children.
Adrienne Koch was most recently the Young Adult Missioner and Campus Minister for the Raleigh Area in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina and Adjunct Faculty at Duke University Divinity School. She received her B.A. in Liberal Arts from Malone College in 2004, with concentrations in Theology, Psychology, and Communications, and her M.Div. from Duke in 2011 with a certificate of studies in Gender, Theology, and Ministry. She completed her Anglican coursework at Sewanee and is in the process of becoming a Certified Teacher of the Narrative Enneagram. Adrienne moved to Cleveland, Ohio in the fall of 2019. She is currently a priest at Trinity Cathedral.

Reviews

"Sharing wisdom, experience, and passion, chaplains from across the church invite us to consider how we are to live into our belovedness. In a rapidly changing world, in a world full of brokenness and messages of 'not enough, ' we are invited to consider how we are each more than enough because that is how God made us and that is how God loves us. . . . Touching on many of the topics that young adults have to grapple with and inviting us to go deeper, this book is a must-have for anyone in ministry with young adults."
--Shannon Kelly, Director of the Department of Faith Formation and Officer for Young Adult and Campus Ministries, The Episcopal Church

"If there isn't a healthy Christian community on your campus, use this book to start your own. If there already is, get involved and use this book to make it even better."
--Jason Evans, Missioner for Missional Communities, Episcopal Diocese of Texas